We encourage you to preview our short video tutorials before buying rechargeable batteries for the first time.Your understanding of key factors such as low and high drain devices, run-time requirements, pattern of usage and different battery chemistry will ensure optimal satisfaction with your purchase and help to minimize frustration. Before you invest your money, invest your time.

Standard NiMH Rechargeable Batteries – are available in higher capacity but should be left on a smart battery charger on trickle charge until ready for use to prevent self-discharge.

Max E Low Self Discharge Rechargeable Batteries(LSD) – have slightly lower capacity than standard rechargeable batteries but have the added advantage of long shelf life. The Max E rechargeable batteries can maintain their charge in stand-by for up to one year. They do not need to be left on a battery charger after charging. The advantage of this rechargeable battery is that not as many battery chargers are required and they can be left in the device dormant for a long period of time – up to one year..

The 9V Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery is designed for high-drain, long run-time devices. Since the lithium ion 9V rechargeable battery has a capacity of 600 mah, it will last over twice as long as the standard NiMH 9V rechargeable battery.

Understanding Battery Chargers

Equally as important as the right rechargeable batteries is the proper battery charger. Preview our short Battery Charger Tutorial below and learn how to maximze your rechargeable batteries